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HOW= TO HELP FORESTS ADAPT TO CLIMATE CHANGE
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
In today’s newsletter, l= earn how to fight deforestation, become an ‘arbornaut,&#= x2019; explore a forest, … and see the = beauty of = all 63 U=2ES=2E national parks=2E
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Climate change is reshaping forests locally almost overnight, transforming= them even where there are policies to protect them=2E “It’s = happening so fast we can’t discern the consequences,” Craig Welch writes in May’s eye-opening National Geographic cover story=2E

Deforestation is= even worse=2E

How can we fight back?

A Nat Geo team examine= d several solutions: Plant certain trees farther north to keep up with the = Earth’s warming (pictured above, a study using heat l= amps in Minnesota)=2E The right trees in the right places make a huge = difference=2E Another idea: genetically engineer tougher trees=2E Or, in so= me cases, it may be best to let a forest grow back on its own=2E

Rea= d the full story on ways to help the world’s forests=2E
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Saving the bristlecones: A pale moon shines th= rough the skeletons of bristlecones in Nevada=2E Twenty-one years earlier, = a wildfire—made rare and more intense by years of fire suppression&#= x2014;ripped through 1,650 acres=2E Some bristlecones are about 5,000 years= old, making them the longest-lived individual organisms on Earth=2E Seedli= ngs have sprouted among the dead, offering hope that this species might be = one of the best equipped to endure a warming climate=2E

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Natonal Parks = Week: See the beauty of all 63 U=2ES=2E parks, including Guadalupe Moun= tains National Park (pictured above)
= Mild COVID can cause your brain to shrink, age prematurely
Explore one of= the world’s first forests
How a warming = climate threatens forest elephants
= What happened to America’s first ‘murder hornet’ nest?=
= Interactive: The changes in the world’s forests
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Setting an example: Where did China want to sh= ow its commitment to solar energy? On the hills outside a northern coal-min= ing center=2E As solar panels blanket the hillsides (picture= d above), solar capacity in northern Shanxi province has been expandin= g at 63 percent per year—and wind power at 24 percent=2E But while C= hina has grown renewable resources, it hasn’t yet made the investmen= ts needed to meet its commitment to reduce its rapid rise in carbon emissio= ns, Nat Geo reports=2E
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‘Gimme a kiss’: Kilifi, an orpha= ned 18-month-old rhino, is seen with his keeper, Kamara<= /strong>, who hand-raised him and two other baby rhinos at Kenya’s L= ewa Wildlife Conservancy=2E Kilifi had to be taken from his blind mother si= nce she couldn’t protect him from the dangers he'd face in the wild,= photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Ami Vitale says=2E Kenya’s black rhino population had plummeted to near = extinction, but their numbers are again rising because of the efforts by th= e people and the government to protect them=2E
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I always grew up feeling that this planet is magnificent=2E What right doe= s one species have to destroy it?
 
Maya Lin
Artist, environmentalist, Nat Geo Explorer at Large

From: What Maya Lin wants us to notice

FUTURE FORWARD
PHOTOGRAPH BY ER= IKA LARSEN
How you can help: The first step in caring and= acting to help the world’s forests is simply to get out and spend t= ime around trees=2E That’s advice from biologist, author, and Nat Ge= o Explorer Meg Lowman (pictured above)=2E She helps create jobs in developing na= tions by promoting sky-high walkways and tree canopy tourism=2E She suggest= s budding tree lovers consider learning to climb trees, perhaps stay in tre= e houses or fire towers, explore a canopy walkway, and start recording obse= rvations about trees, she tells N= at Geo=2E
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Finally, for history buffs: What is Patriots Day? Remembering ‘the shot heard round the wor= ld’

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